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Greg Raymer Wins First Platinum Pass of the Year at Mixed Games Festival
TournamentsOctober 13, 2021·1 min read

Greg Raymer Wins First Platinum Pass of the Year at Mixed Games Festival


Greg Raymer, the 2004 WSOP Main Event champion, has made headlines again by winning the first Platinum Pass of the year. The Mixed Games Festival, with a $200 buy-in, saw 120 entries and a prize pool of $24,000. Raymer's victory not only secured him the Platinum Pass, worth $30,000, but also a cash prize of $4,910 for his first place finish.

This win is particularly significant as it grants Raymer entry into the highly anticipated PokerStars Players Championship, a tournament known for its high stakes and prestigious players. The Mixed Games Festival, which Raymer dominated, featured a variety of poker games, testing his versatility and skill.

With multiple players already securing their Platinum Passes during the tournament's delays, the competition is set to be fierce. Raymer's strategic play and experience will be crucial as he navigates the high-stakes environment of the PokerStars Players Championship.

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